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Meaning of praetorial
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praetorial (a)
of or relating to a Roman praetor
praetorial Sentence Examples
- The praetorial cohorts were the elite guard of the Roman Emperor.
- The praetorial palace in Constantinople was a vast complex that housed the emperor and his court.
- The praetorial prefect was the highest-ranking official in the Roman Empire after the emperor himself.
- The praetorial tribunal was the court where the praetorial prefect presided over legal matters.
- The praetorial edict was a collection of legal principles that were issued by the praetorial prefect.
- The praetorial games were a series of public spectacles that were held in Rome.
- The praetorian guard was dissolved by Emperor Constantine I in 312 AD.
- The praetorian prefecture was the administrative division of the Roman Empire that was ruled by the praetorian prefect.
- The praetorian title was also used to refer to the headquarters of a Roman legion.
- The praetorium was the residence of the praetorian prefect and the headquarters of the praetorian guard.
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of or relating to a Roman praetor
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The praetorial cohorts were the elite guard of the Roman Emperor.
The praetorial palace in Constantinople was a vast complex that housed the emperor and his court.
The praetorial prefect was the highest-ranking official in the Roman Empire after the emperor himself.
The praetorial tribunal was the court where the praetorial prefect presided over legal matters.
